I SEE LUKE

• In the pre-dawn of each day.
• Under the glare of the midday sun.
• In the lengthening shadows of late afternoon.
• Under the orange glow of a brilliant sunset.
• Under the illumination of street lighting.
• In the flashing neon of traffic lights.
• Under trees.
• Standing lonely along dozens of major and minor roads.
• Near and under bridges.
• On every street corner.
• On almost all road intersections.
• On the perimeter walls surrounding residences.
• 0n private and public fences.
• At shopping precinct entrances.
• On the opposite side of the road coming out of shopping centre carparks.
• Tall and upright. 
• Dizzily leading forward or back.
• Face down.
• Flat on his back.
• On hillocks and mounds.
• Camouflaged in the long grass.
• On the edge of waterways.
• In swamps.
• On median strips.
• Alone and by himself 
• In the company of other core fluted candidates. 
• I see him here – opposite our house.
• I see him there – wherever I drive, walk, or go.
• I am seeing Luke just everywhere.
• On TV.
• In the newspaper.
• Not online because  I do not use social media.
• At the Cazaly Club.
• Along Tiger Brennan Drive.
• Adjacent to potholes and inundations in some of our suburban roads.
• And in multiple places all over Darwin and Palmerston.
• Most importantly, opposite our home.

Luke 24/7 until dawn on May 4 2025.